Yes, laddies and gentlemen, the BTSX supply is over 2 billion as a result of multiple bugs identified and fixed weeks ago. The surplus supply will be burned from our own funds to return it to the proper supply. We didn't want to spook people until we had the burn operation implemented so that we could correct it.
So where did this extra supply end up going?
1) Mostly to the delegates... our calculation of delegate pay was off and thus we miscalculated the running supply. We stated earlier our intent to compensate delegates for the extra hard work they were doing, this particular bug just helped us do what we were planning on anyway. Delegates running at a discount didn't have their pay burned like it was supposed to be.
2) Some white hat individuals who identified bugs and reported them to us privately after they exploited them. We were able to fix the bugs without much being created.
This is a big event
I think our client is a serious commercial program
However, we have recently always be BUG problems
I think, this is not just a technical problem
I think this is the working procedures and testing procedures of the problem
I think there is no reasonable place there
To this problem, I have some suggestions:
We should establish a professional test team
Every code change, should pass their tests, and respect its views, then eventually released
@bytemaster I don't know whether you agree with it?
Or, have you ever thought about what better solution to do?
In short, we need a more rigorous